Sentence examples for unfortunate directions from inspiring English sources

Of course, Kennedy and the rest of the Justices are human, and their views sometimes veer in unpredictable and unfortunate directions.

Britain should be better governed by a minority Labour cabinet that would be told by centre-seeking Liberals to curb its own natural predilections to move in all these unfortunate directions.

And it has allowed the youngsters to drift in their own unfortunate directions: Amadeo into thievery, and Maria into an unhappy romance with a GI.

It was the first of more than 25 Adams stories to appear in the magazine's pages during the next 20 years, a relationship she would have liked to continue: "I would still be happily writing short stories if the New Yorker hadn't taken this new and unfortunate direction," she lamented in a 1997 interview.

Manufacturing's multiplier effect of wealth production can work in a very unfortunate, opposite direction, too.

Mr. Young mostly plays him with a bewildered, semi-catatonic affect that's either an unfortunate piece of direction or a poor acting choice.

The human brain is a miraculous thing but, as behavioural economists have demonstrated, it sometimes leads us in unfortunate, even self-destructive directions.

There was an unfortunate falling out with One Direction, after the rival boy band thanked Radio 1 rather than Capital – the award's sponsor – when they won best single at the Brit awards last year.

His suggestions in this direction may seem unfortunate, since for a broad range of thoughts, images, construed naturally and narrowly as pictorial representations, seem unnecessary or even plainly irrelevant.

I argue less with the new ending, where crypto-Nazis invade the stage and where the evening's skeptic becomes the ultimate religious martyr, than with the unfortunate histrionics with which Michael Heinicke's direction carries the ending out.

I felt something uncomfortable and unfortunate had to happen so that was the direction I aimed in.